Examples of using Jacobite in English and their translations into Russian
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After Jacobite riots in Oxford in 1748,
a fourth time by his son the Old Pretender, in the Jacobite Peerage.
were left unprotected when the Jacobite cavalry was moved by error across to the right.
I was a jacobite, Tim, part of a secret rebellion that sought to depose the King of England
The article analyses the views of the British officials responsible for the appeasement of the Scottish Highlands in time of Jacobite rebellions and conspiracy(1689-1759) on the Highlanders.
in reality beyond doubt his connection with the Jacobite party.
And the irony is, of course, that the Tories have never been voted for in Scotland for the past twenty years, and the Jacobite was a Tory rebellion.
the Bank of Scotland, was suspected of having Jacobite sympathies.
Anglican missionaries sought rejection of the Malankara Church from subjection to the Jacobite Patriarch of Syria,
After Wynn's death in 1749, a Jacobite agent reported to the Pretender that the Tory party was"without a head",
One of these was dedicated to the Jacobite claimant to the English
The English Tories repeatedly told the Jacobite court that only regular soldiers invading at the same time as their rising could achieve a Stuart restoration.
who has secured the release of her Jacobite husband.
Cruickshanks contends that these families were hiding their Jacobite leanings by destroying incriminating papers.
During George II's reign British interests expanded throughout the world, the Jacobite challenge to the Hanoverian dynasty was extinguished,
On horseback, a dashing St. George… looking like a Jacobite with… With a palette for a shield
In the tenth century the Emperor Nikephoros II Phokas convinced the Jacobite Patriarch of Antioch to move the head of the patriarchate into the region of Melitene.
This was a Jacobite political paper which attacked the government
After the Jacobite defeat at the Battle of Culloden, Cluny was able to escape
wrote a number of works celebrating the tragic romanticism of the Jacobite cause.